Site Visitors Can Browse Archives by Column, Date, Topic or Author, in Addition to Full Text & Subject Searching

LLRX.com, the premiere web journal dedicated to Internet legal research and technology-related issues, has made its extensive archive of legal research and internet law related content even more accessible to visitors. Site-owners Cindy L. Chick and Sabrina I. Pacifici have developed a series of searchable and browseable indices that make the site's more than 900 articles, columns, features and news stories even easier for users to find and navigate. The site's entire archive, dating back to its November 1996 beginning, is available.

Visitors to LLRX.com can now browse the site's archive by topic, author, and date that an article appeared or view all the installments of the numerous columns published by the site. Additionally, Pacifici and Chick have built a taxonomy that allows users to keyword search the archives by an article's title, topic or description, as well as by the country about which an article pertains (e.g. search "Romania" for the recent "Update to Doing Legal research in Romania"). Previously, only full-text, keyword searching was available.

"The best resources are of no use to a researcher if they cannot find them," said Chick. "Over the years, we have covered numerous, evolving aspects of our core subjects - legal research, technology and Internet law - and with these new indices, our visitors will be able to 'slice, dice and assemble' it all to meet their individual needs."

"As LLRX.com has matured, the depth and breadth of our coverage has expanded the volume of material in our archives exponentially," added Pacifici. "We add new material daily. These new indices make all of this information easier to access and use for our visitors."

LLRX.com is a unique, free Web journal dedicated to providing legal professionals with the most up-to-date information on a wide range of Internet legal research and technology-related issues. The site's regular columns include "LLRX Buzz," "Research Roundup" and "Notes from the Technology Trenches" among others.

Launched in 1996 by Sabrina I. Pacifici and Cindy L. Chick, LLRX.com works with nationally renowned law librarians, attorneys, information technology specialists and legal technology consultants to produce the site's well-documented, up-to-the-minute articles, columns and research guides. The LLRX.com team has been the first outlet to report major online legal news including Lexis' first free Internet product LexisOne and the sudden appearance, rise and fall of JurisLine, among other high profile stories.

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